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00:00You're storing these 10 foods the wrong way.
00:04Number 1. Tomatoes.
00:07Store whole tomatoes at room temperature, out of sunlight.
00:10Refrigeration dulls flavor and texture.
00:13Refrigerate cut tomatoes briefly.
00:15Number 2. Bread.
00:18Refrigeration makes bread stale quickly.
00:20Instead, store at room temperature in a container.
00:23Freeze sliced bread for longer freshness.
00:26Number 3. Potatoes.
00:28Refrigeration sweetens potatoes and darkens them when cooked.
00:32Store in a cool, dark, ventilated space.
00:35Avoid plastic and onions.
00:37Number 4. Onions.
00:40Onions need airflow.
00:41Use mesh or paper in a cool, dry spot.
00:44Avoid refrigerating whole onions.
00:46Refrigerate scallions in water.
00:49Number 5. Garlic.
00:51Refrigerating garlic causes bitter sprouts.
00:54Keep whole bulbs cool, dry, and ventilated.
00:57Avoid airtight storage.
00:59Refrigerate chopped briefly.
01:01Number 6. Coffee.
01:03Coffee absorbs odors and moisture in cold storage.
01:07Keep at room temperature in airtight, opaque containers.
01:11Freeze sealed portions sparingly.
01:13Number 7. Bananas.
01:16Bananas dislike cold.
01:17Refrigeration turns the peel black due to cell damage, although the fruit inside remains edible.
01:24Ripen at room temperature.
01:25Wrap stems.
01:26Chill when ripe.
01:27Or freeze for later.
01:29Number 8. Honey.
01:32Refrigeration crystallizes honey.
01:34Store sealed at room temperature, away from heat and light.
01:37Warm gently to dissolve crystals.
01:40Number 9. Olive oil.
01:42Refrigeration clouds olive oil.
01:45Preserve flavor by storing in dark glass, cool cupboards, away from heat, light, and air.
01:52Number 10.
01:53Eggs.
01:54Washed eggs require refrigeration.
01:56While unwashed eggs can be kept at room temperature, eggs last longest when stored chilled in cartons,
02:02away from strong-smelling foods.
02:04Catching eggs.
02:04tutorial and
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